Answer:
1. The picture depicts multiple people helping one another to move a nippa hut (?). In my opinion, I can say that the painting or picture wants to tell its viewers about the act of helping one another.
2. The picture clearly depicts what we Filipinos call 'bayanihan'. In the picture, we can observe people helping each other to lift a house, this is the most common given example of bayanihan said to us. It is said that the house owner would call his friends to help him move the house's location, which we can easily interpret as helping one another.
3. Bayanihan is the act of helping a friend or one another during times of need. It is shown, that Filipinos would help one another without hesitation expecting nothing in return. lol
4. Bayanihan is a Filipino value that is defined as uniting one another to achieve a common goal or complete a common task.
5. For me, the definition of bayanihan is uniting one another to achieve a certain task. Bayanihan can be seen even in modern times. Since the elections are coming up, bayanihan can be observed during voting, a certain place could share the same goal to have this certain person win this election and thus agrees and encourages each other to vote the said person.
6. Other than bayanihan, I can interpret that the picture also represents the joyful (this is the best word in my vocabulary that I could use to describe it) Filipino spirit. The man leading the way is depicted as shouting certain words to encourage fellow friends carrying the nippa hut, well for me it is what I could understand at least.
7. The Spirit of Bayanihan Among Filipinos. The painting obviously wants to tell its viewers the Filipino value called bayanihan therefore the word should be written in the title. Bayanihan is a filipino value and a filipino term therefore its origins must also be written in the title.
